about maggie

hiya, i’m maggie glennon.

i’m a former middle school history teacher. i’m a late-bloomer queer, a late-identified neurodivergent, a recovering catholic school kid, and an adult orphan. i’ve lived through grief that rearranged my life and joy that’s made me want to puke.

i’ve spent much of my life trying to live inside systems that didn’t quite fit and often caused harm.

now i make my thinking visible through tarot, art, writing, and noticing.

my making is an act of reclaiming how my brain works: nonlinear, associative, sometimes “too much.” it’s a practice of trusting my own way of making meaning. it’s also about reclaiming the creativity and play that were interrupted and shamed too young.

sharing my lived experience through publishing and community is rooted in the hope that it offers permission. permission to question what you’ve inherited. permission to adapt what doesn’t fit. permission to make meaning for yourself.

i host gatherings and create small publications for people who want to practice that, too.

i live in coastal massachusetts, so nature always finds its way into the work.
i’m a dog mom of three, so there’s always fur in my food.
i’m 50% new balance sneaker wearing dad and 50% mary oliver.

say hello.